Bradley Winfield Parker

I just now ,while checking for news of recent music, that Brad passed away ladt year, sad to find out so late.

The world is emptier without you in it Brad

"I was so sorry to hear of Brad's passing. I have known him since childhood. His music was really wonderful, and he was one of a kind! His family was so talented musically. God Bless and Keep Him."

Brad was a high school friend from Littleton. He was always a gentleman, always had an ear to listen, a voice to sing! Brad was a gentle man who will be missed.

I'm sorry for your loss Diane. Brad was a nice guy and a good musician with a nice singing voice. You loaned me a CD he made and I enjoyed it. Best wishes.

Brad was one of the nicest men I've ever known. He was also an incredible musician! First met him when he had just teamed up with John Burrows, at The Flintlock. I was floored by their talent. He will be forever missed and loved.❤

My deepest sympathy to all who knew Brad. We have been friends for some 53 years our houses being separated by just a short walk through a field. Often he would make the walk if he heard me in my back yard playing guitar to offer some pointers. A saying I have found comfort in through the years ...

Those we love don't go away, They walk beside us every day, Unseen, unheard, but always near, Still loved, still missed and very dear. "Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal"

I have known Brad for 51 years. We have been through alot of the ups and down of life together.
I miss you Winnie!!!! Life won't be the same without you!!!!!

My dear friend.....What amazing memories we had at the many many gigs with Phil,Mac, Rockin'Lou and Cindy Bear....but mostly the love we all shared through the years....You are in my heart forever....Ali

He was just the best! Boy he will be missed.

Warren, Lisa and family's,
Barbara and I are very sorry to hear of Brad's passing. He will be missed and remembered by many
Deepest Sympathy

We shared time with Brad often talking about two of his loves -- music and Corvettes. He will be missed. Our deepest sympathies with all who grieve his passing.

So many fond memories in my youth of being in crowds that were so fortunate to see and hear the Franconia Notch Band, of which he was a driving force- 'Orange Blossom Special' with Brad on the fiddle was always a favorite. A truly gifted songwriter and performer.

My deepest sympathies to Kathy and Diane. He will be remembered fondly thru his music.

I was a neighbor of Brad's many years ago in Littleton. All my best to Brad, his family, and those he touched with his music.

This is such an unimaginable loss to those of us fortunate to have known him. He was a gift to all of us and his music made our hearts soar. Some of us got to "perform" with Brad but mostly we watched and listened.

My thoughts, prayers, and love go out to his family and friends.

I met Bradley a number of years ago at meadow brook in Gilford as we shared a liking for country music, he was a very talented individual who’s presence will be sorely missed by all those who knew him...Rest In Peace!

GOD SPPED MY FRIEND. I will miss your yearly reminds of our birthdays celebrated together and ALWAYS your caring concern for the well being of the DOMINICKS family❤ Until we meet again..

Worked with Brad at NH Police Standards and Training for 10 years. I was very sorry to hear about his passing. I wish you Rest In Peace Brad. You left the world much too soon.
Chuck Hemp NHPST (Ret)

Brad,

My friend and colleague, you will be sincerely missed. I always enjoyed our late afternoon chats in your office at the academy, after a long day. You always had a new thought or idea on whatever we discussed and it was refreshing. Time moves so quickly and we loose contact with those we have worked with and have been close to.
Life is sometimes so short, in the perspective of who we all are. Rest in peace my friend, you were a talented artist of music and thought and an exceptional individual.
My best,
John Clark - NHPSTC - Bureau Chief/Captain (retired)

Brad- You were loved`
Heaven has gained another angel`
Your music will live on forever as will your memories`
Sending prayers and healing thoughts to the family and friends of this very dear man.
I will think of you often as I am listening to your beautiful music my dear Brad~

Rest in peace Brad, you will be missed.

First, we would like to express our deepest Sympathy to Kathy, Diane, Warren, Lisa, and family. Darlene and I have known Brad all of our lives. He was like a brother to us. We called him Bumps and he called me Donut, and Darlene "Doc". Our families had a lot of musical nights with all kinds of musical instruments and singing going on. There are so many treasured moments to remember with Brad. He is a loss for so many people and the music industry., He will be missed. We know he is jamming in heaven with our mom, His Mom, Dad, John McIver, Nat Bean, and Mollie Carpenter. The picture of Darlene, Brad and I was taken around 1990 at Aunt Marion's 98th birthday. Rest in peace, Brad. You are in our hearts forever. Love, Darlene "Doc" Thompson Brown, Donna "Donut" Thompson Atkins, and Jack Atkins